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which imposes 8 fine of fifty pounds of to-
oacco on q man who absents himself from
church for one month without valid excuse.
A boy at San Diego, Cal, is so electric
that by rubbing his hands over box or book
and then waving hi. hand be can lift the OBJ
ject from the table
The insect so destructive TO vine culture in
France has made It's appearance in New Eng
land, and fears are now expressed that the
pbylloxera will destroy the grape crop.
Eiward Hei.ler. a farmer of Thomaston.
Mass. has two daughters Ii and II years
old. They each have twelve fingers and
twelve toes. The older weighs PAT pounds,
the other 2l9 pounds; the elder is IS inches
bust and 81 wais, measurement, the other Is
60 and 4s.
Texas negro Was struck by lightning and
killed. In his pockets were found txo horse
shoe magnets, two copper cents that had
melted together, a nickel that was partly
melted and stuck to his watch, and the nickel
rim around his money purse was also melted.
II is estimated that the chain Of labor
strikes which began a yesr ago has cost If
teen million dollars, nearly every dollar of
which has come out of the pockets OF the
wage -earuers-wOrse than wasted. Two great
strikes, which have ended recently in total
failure-for the strikers-were the bricklay-
er.' of Chicago. costing g., 500. 900. aud the
.hoemakers' lockout in Massachusetts. cost
ing 81, 600 600.
Some time ago, electric lights were placed
in front OF the treasury and other public
buildings in Washington, and curious result
has been an extraordinary congregation of
spiders webs. These cunning animals have
discovered that game, in the form OF flies,
moths and so on. is very abundant near the
electric light, owing to the attraction il has
for some insects; and. hence, their webs are
in some parts so thick that portions of the
architectural ornsmentation are no longer
visible.
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A. the day of election in Texas draws
near the fight between the prohibitiopists
aud anti prohibitionists grows more bitter.
Frequent acts Of violence are reported and
the feeling ia intense. No other question
could have so thoroughly aroused the
State. When the democratic legislature
voted 10 submit the amendment TO the PEG
ple il had no idea but that II could be
easily voted down and finally settled
But the leaders Of the party declared for
the amendment and their action exerted
great influence so much 40 that the vote
ia supposed to be pretty evenly divided.
and the prohibitionists claim that with
fair vote they can show decided majority.
An ANALYSIS Of the vote made by the Gal
weston News (Dem) is ~ follows 1t
estimates vote of l5i,377 tor prohibition
made up OF the following elements: native
white. III .975 foreign born white. 1886 (;
and oolored, 25,sl6. 1t puts the probable
vote against prohibition at 1868, made
up as follows native white, Is 653 foreign
born white. 80 34i; colored. 50, 626. And
when no larger majority is claimed than
il here indicated it is more than probable
that tho majority will tall on the other
side.
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The University of Kings College, Windsor,
Nova Scotia, is the Oldest of all the British
North American colleges. The royal charter
under which it was founded in iTSS explicitly
provides that its scsdemicsl habits shall be
the same as those of the University of Ok
ford. And its encenis is conducted every
year with all the pomp and circumstance Of
an Oxford enceniA. The Rev. DR.. Isaac
Brock, Oxon., is the president.
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WOOD AND GOAL.

si s Of Kennebec County until sentember zth.
a. u NJ, for furnishing wood and coal for the
into RI; ouiidings In Augusta. The coal to be put
w " specify kind and quantity. Good merchantable
Ths seasoned under cover, win be required.
A"sn nignt reserved 70 reject any or all bids.
'A' 'uiy q 1857. julySd3w
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The uest Saive in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapred Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box. FOR sale
bv Devine & Coughlin. may29+d&wly
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As one Of the penalties for violating
the provisions Of the proposed law before
the Georgia Legislature. relating 10 the ed
oca,ion Of the white and black children
separately. It ia provided that teachers
and school officers shall be consigned to
the chain gang. The chain gang system
Of Georgia deserves and receives the e1-
ecration Of every civilized commur ity
which is not blinded BY tolerating Ike
curse. To bring its iniquity into the
strongest relief II only needs that some Of
the God-fearing. delicately reared white
men and women In the employ Of the
American Missionary Society. and against
whom this law IL principally intended.
shall be subjected to its atrocities. in com
pany with the ignorant and helpless ne
groes 10 educate and elevate whom they
have braved the dlspleasure and social
ostrAcism Of the Georgia whites. We do
not assume that the Georgia legislature
will dare to pass such an outrageou. meas
ure a. the chain gang bill. but that 1t
should even be seriously proposed is an
affront 10 the civilization Of the age.
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The Ohio Democratic Convention.

The hes. laid plans of mice aud men do
not always mature IA expected. This is
the case with the plans of the Ohio demo
cratic convention. 1t was the purpose of
the democrats to fuse with the Knights and
nominate Foran who held the labor vote.
Indeed the democrats were anxious to do
80 but when the tariff question came up
80 opposed were the labor men to tree.
trade and so pronounced were they in
favor OF high protection that ii was impos-
siblo for the democrats to join them and
still hold a position with the party at
large. Losing this support the democrats
in order to gain help il possible from an
their platform which may he regarded as
ovcrtures to the temperance people. In
the clause relating to the reduction OF the
revenue they state an opposition to the
removal of the internal revenue tax upon
liquors aud in the temperance plank they
declare "in favor OF proper regulation
of the liquor traffic." and further along
intimate that proper regulation to be Ii.
ceuse. These points with their declara-
ton OF sympathy for ireland. are the only
square statements in the policy planks.
Rut what has the convention accomplished
In the first place the convention has for the
time being smolhered the feeling against
the administration. which at one time during
its session threatened to explode with such
force as 10 break up the camp What the
terms OF compromise are no one outside
Yet knows Next. they have probably
driven out the labor vote by the position
taken upon the tariff question aud this is
severe loss TO them II had been counted
upon and the leaders had made two-sided
promises which seemed fair enough on the
tsce to secure it. Again. they have nomi.
mated man who, although he came into
the convention with more votes
pledged than any other man rep
reseuts that element OF the State demo.
cracy which Is regarded as the machine
and lacks the support Of the Younger
democrats. Further than these results. the
remainder of the work is conditional and
doubtfully SO. For bv their assumed pc.
sition on the temperance question they
have let down the bars for that portion of
the German vote which they hold to pass out
and they have run their risk of otfsetting this
loss by the acquisition of the temperance
vote, It is pleasure. however. to find
the democrats taking position which
indicates opposition to tree rum and i, is
to be hoped that they are sincere but
experience has laugh. people to place
little confidence in democratic profession
consequently there is great uncertainty
as to the success of this scheme. Taken
as whole the work of the convention
has been not very beneficial to the party S
interests in Ohio.
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Sslls xtuutbst 3cnrnal.
Aog1sta. Saturday Morning, July 20

The seizure Of two seaiers In Behrng
Sea il perhaps an indication that the ad-
minisration after mature deliberation has
decided to uphold the treaty rights Of juris
diction acquired by the purchase oil
Russia. II 90. the administration has
acted wisely and will gain the approval
Of all citizens tor its course 10 this matter
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boarding and day school for both sexes Fits
for college, for teaching and for business. Experi.
enced and faithful teachers at the head Of each de-
partment -Four courses of study. Location healthy.
Discipline good. EXPENSE Low. Send for catalogue
CHAS. II. JONES, Principal.
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LNOk SALE.-HoGScs IN Inherent parts of the
T. city. ranging in price from $3.50 70 s5ooe. Also
= desirable store on W alter street. Also good tarms
in this city and elsewhere. Apply st the office OF
4. s. FO1G,
aext south American Express Office. feb26ti
70 ar
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SDeci0I Advertisements.

Snail advertisements, not breeding three hnes'
cpmino snder tie head Of WANTED, Fok SALh,
To IEr. IosT. SC, srsl7 be Inserted here one fiHs
r sS cefs fhres rimes for 40 cents, and one teeeS
for so cesfs
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NOR SALE-The residence of the late Arson
Il z. Morrill,. Inquire at the office of A. NJ GOD
DARD, Water st IA kusta, Me. jyledlw
L>Os. sALt.-One open buggy. one top buggy,
< one second hand ci,rryal, one two horse farm
wagon Gail at liz Water street. james f. Fuller.
Augusta. jull5f
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HARDWARE STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR
III SALE in best location in Grand Rapids, Mich
Population DO 600. win invoice 5000 TO $4,000.
rhrre stories and basement. Complete tin shop
Rent 800. Other business engaging my attention.
VIII make liberal discount TO immediate purchaser
NJ. L. SWIFT, Is Canal St, Grand Rapids, Mich.
jyl9eod5t
National Republican., 1887-12-03
rBB SMALL THINGS ov AnAy
sJinor Occurrences In aud About tiu
CITY,


Plumbers licenses were yesterday granted
to Thomas S. Donaldson and Walter Busey.
The Washington Brick Machine Company
has been ordered to furnish Immediately for
District use i22 zoo paving bricks
Mr.. Crosby S. Noycs has purchased of II.
Warner and C. b. Hilycr, for Sli 5l2j0, lots 81
and ~ and part OF LOT a3 square GO
Justice Montgomery yesterday discharged all
the petit jurors of the criminal court not en-.
gagged in the Whitaker trial for the balance of
the term.
citizens living in the vicinity Of Harrison
and Monroe streets, Anacostia, have sent q
protest to the commissioners against the re.
inoval OF pump there.
MeHrs. Cole & Cole as attorneys for Mary
Il. BusSekowski, have filed bill in equity
against John G. BarrowS and W. II. Cotton, IT,,
for dis olution of partnership between the par.
ties as proprietoTs of the Hotel BrunSwick
The United States Electric Light Company
have been given permit to use overhead wires
on Pennsylvania avenue from Seventeenth
street and Twenty-third until the underground
cable is laid. The permit is good for ninety
days.
The court in general term yesterday heard
the case of Max Rich, administrator of Jacob
Rich against Camille and Joseph Solari on
the question whether or not a partnership
fund can be garnishecd for the debt of one co
partner.
National Republican., 1887-12-03
''Our sI5r

Mems oveTcoat comes fully up to the mark,
whether measured by fashions standard
your own requirement, or the "stricter" de-
mand of honesty. ElSEMAS Bros, Manulac.
luICrs, cor Seventh and T..
National Republican., 1887-12-03
The following lodges meet tonight at ii
places named:

Masonie--Nayal Lodge, No. 4, Navy Yard.
/. o. o. +. Covenant, No. l3 Odd Fellows
Hall, Georgetown.
q02 Pennsylvania avenue; Perseverance, No. 9,
ELS Hall, 900 Pennsylvania avenue.
Sons of Jonadlp-pionecr, No. |, Grand
Army buildings Centennial, No. 4, 3li Eighth
street; Sparta, No. ., 1925 seventh street
northwest.
National Republican., 1887-12-03
Escaped Paying Costs.

In the circuit court yesterday afternoon the
Jury in the case ofwilliam C. Johnston against
Thurston B. and Milton Johnston and Horace
S. Johnston returned verdict of one cent
damages and costs against the first two named,
was to recover 5000 damages for injuries re-
Ceived from au alleged assault and battery
committed by the defendants upon the plain.
an
National Republican., 1887-12-03
wills Filed for Probate.

The will OF Henry 7. E9kert, illed with the
giSter yesterday, leaves the testatoTs estate
his wife. William Carroll By his will, he
eGthes his estate TO Rev. Father Walter, for
benefit of the Catholic church. By the
v III OF Mary Ann johnson several special b.
quests are made and the residue of the estate
l. left to her daughter Caroline.
National Republican., 1887-12-03
diamonds as Xmas presents,

Solitaire diamond studs from $40 up.
Solitaire diamond earrings from S25 up.
Flower earrings, diamond ceuters, 81.
Flower lace pins, diamond centers, ST..
Flower scarf Plus, diamond centers, 81.
Solitaire diamond RIGGS from $40 up.
Cluster diamond rings from $40 up
We import all our diamonds, ana guarantee
saving OF % per cent.
X HARRIS Il Co., i32 eth st.
National Republican., 1887-12-03

ALL persons afflicted with Dyspepsia. Dilr-
rhma, Collie, ana NIL kinds Of indiGestons will
Aneostura BitteTs The only genuine Is manu-.
factured by DR.. j. &. b. Siegert & Sons.
National Republican., 1887-12-03
"Our Kersey Oyercoat,"

In different shades, at SIS, is no catchpenny
bargain such as the air is full Of, but "unques-
tonnble" goods and trimmings and our own
Seventh and 4,
National Republican., 1887-12-03
DON'T Curse a Policeman.

Mary Moraty was not content.with the So
fine imposed on her yesterday by Judge Smell
for disorderly conduct, but had to show her
anger against the officer nrresting her by put
ting curse on him. Mary got $40 or thirty
days placed against her for her vile tongue.
National Republican., 1887-12-03

Assessor Ross y. Fish recommends 10 the en-
gineer commissions that the three Squares
south of B street, aud west of Fifteenth, be
bought by the United States in order to COM
pete the ponumrnt rToun is. There are j1O-
gll square feet, and the asses lcd value is
g13OII.
National Republican., 1887-12-03
Building Permits.

The following building permits have been
granted; wm Detz, to build G52 street south
east, to cost $500; j. II. Lewis, 10 build frame
house at Rosedale, to cost 81, ,0C0.
National Republican., 1887-12-03
hIarrIana Iinanaaa

The following marriage licenses have been
Issued Ed. P. Hughes and Belle Evans, Will.
lam Contec and Rosa Smith, George Washing
ton and Lucy Wright, L. T. Siliman, of Della
ware county, n. Y, and Sarah A. Ryer, of this
City George Boyd and Katie Petrie, Richard
II. Gaskins and Ida A. Minich, William l..
Webster and Augusta J. Buhler, James W.
Scott. Of louisiana aud Martha L. Brooks, OF
Fauduier county, Va Marshall Ellis and
Alice V. Cox both OF Ashland, Va.
National Republican., 1887-12-03
Ccused of Crime.

The grand jury yesterday presented indiot.
ments against the following parties George
Adams, larceny from the person; Chas. King
and Harry OgGs, housebreaking; Jas. Il. Me-
kenncy and Robert l.. Keyser, larceny. Samuel
SprOu was presented for false pretenses.
National Republican., 1887-12-03

CALIFORNIA wines direct from the wine
vaults of Sonoma. Port, Sherry, MADEIRA,
Muscatel dry and sweep, Burgundy, Iinfan.
del, Claret, Rieslng, Gutedel, Hook, &c, at
NASDER's, No. 900 eth st. n. W.
National Republican., 1887-12-03

LADIrs hunting case watches, solid gold,
handsomely engraved stenwinders, SIS; worth
S2j. X, HARRIS Il Co, 49, 7th ST.
National Republican., 1887-12-03

We are selling, land rushing them out an all.
wool fast color Elyslan mems overcoat Else
MAN BROS, Manufactures, cor Seventh and L.
National Republican., 1887-12-03

For family Use no beer is better than the
"Faust" from the Anheuser- Busch Brewing
association. Try 1t, and be convinced. Of
fee corner First and Virginia avenue SOUTH
west, Phone $500. Frank Schwarz, manager.
National Republican., 1887-12-03

Holiday Dress Patterns,
WOODWARD & ELorHRop
offer $500 Holiday Dress
Patterns, consisting of Prints,
Century Cloths, Serges,
Repps, Twilled Cashmere.
&C., &c.,
A.sOc, Ooc, sl,25, $3.50, sl.75. SO, $3.50.
In order TO display these
Dress Patterns to the best
advantage, we have arranged
them on wide tables on
fourth floor, where selections
can be made with comfort.
Adjoining, our customers
will find our elegantly ar
ranged
Blanket Department.
which we have just replen.
ished with many low-priced
goods.
In order to close out one
line of high-grade California
Blankets, we have made the
following liberal reductions;
2pairs lii California Blankets from slo to
8palrs 1874 California Blankets from $40 SO
ri 'irs 70 California Blankets from $40 to
j lair 1871 California Blankets, from SIS to
These are all high grade, elegant quality
blankets, aud prices made especially low to
close out Quickly.
Fourth floor two elevators)
WOODWARD & LOTHRoP,
1913 F Street N. w.
National Republican., 1887-12-03
LELAND HOTEL, Chicago.
Have Yon Hanrd Ii .
Lodge Meetings Tonight.

Morsell's new song, "why l Love Thee"
published by Bergman " Tastet, SIC + street.
For sale at all music stores.
National Republican., 1887-12-03
Reautiful Women

are made pallid and unattraclive by fnnc.
tional irregularities which Dr. Pierce's "Fi.
vorite Prescription" will infallibly cure.
Thousands of testimonials BY druggists.
National Republican., 1887-12-03

DIAMOND scarf pirs, s., beauties. Jacobs
BTCthCrs, 1920 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1887-12-03
CompIete the Monument Grounds,

WE are selling the best mems overc0lt for slj
In AmeriCp. EisENAS Bros, Manufacturers,
cor. Seventh and 4.
National Republican., 1887-12-03
CAT SIhn

MAGNIFICENT diamond collar buttons S.
Jactb lbs Brothers, 1920 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1887-12-03
The above are our Spe-
cialties in Bed Covering.

Hemp CARPET, l2i&c.
BIS Stair Carpet, l2l3c.
5.S Heavy Venetian Garnet, 2jc.
Heavy Homemade Rag Carpet, 2jc.
Three styles OF Twoply Ingram 25c.
rollers, 25c
500 Curtain Poles, brass mounted, l0c
10 Gross Lace Curtain Chains, Ice.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
COJRr CALENDlK3-TO.DAY

SUPREME CouRT-CHAuBRRs- Before Lawrence. Nos.
& 90 49, 35 A. 45 as S. 81. &C. Co. az, 81 80 81 9 lO3
1 os $ l az ~ Ss 2 Ss S 2SS 9es as as aS rs III M
PA 275 276 277 27S 259 2so 2si 2s 2sS 20 "a 2Sa
300 30i, 500. .. ,,.. ,. n.,o.. po,,.r
s7yN0' SIS. o. ''-' nv. ''s' ~ ...,.
J~Nos SSI SI6 3sO Ga IS. 81 ll3 sGj. Ss 33 $50
sufRnMr coURr-CincUIr-PARr I.-Before Barrstt, J.
Nos 1880 1881 348 1853 1914 1880 1883 1878 i2,o I4t,
1l9 656 1858 1915 1883 llS4 l207 iiolH 1910 io'i'
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT-PART IL-Befors Andrews. j.
SUPREME CoUKr-CIncuIT-PAxT III.-Refere Patterson
ss 1yS it9i iSSS io t isso its 1851 57' 1880
sss' sss iss5 1859 AZ, is5 M iiss
sUrEHME CoURT-CRcvrT-PART IV.-Befors Van Brunt
p Nos 1919 1912 $50. .9d5 235O 1854 s05. s42. s4,
s2 1867 1890 2Sl s2G, loSs 7oi lll2, 1887 62s $685.
SraRoaArEs CouRT-Beforo Rollins s-wnl Of John
FcehIn. 10 4,
sUrKaoR CoUar-GESKRAL TEnM-B Before res seasyics h j.
Freshman and Ipgraham, J.Appeals from orders os
i234, 8. g, 49, IL. IL. H. Appeals from Judg'
97 200 20i, ie7 i7O lsa. l49. I4s. 1914. 1886
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRfAL TRRA-tAsr L-Bsfore DnFro'
J-Nos l454. 1853. 1882 1885. - . o,,
man J.-Nos 1909 1853. l42e 1924. l469.
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcAL TERM-Befors Van Hoesen, j.
COMMON PLKAs-EQuIrY TKRM-Bcfore Bookstaver j.
Soxrox PLxAs-ruAL TKRx-PAKr I-Betors Allen. -
Nos 43l 274 433 42p l4G 35 2lo 100 70 al 80 90
'Connos T TPLrAsSTnixL TkKN-PAr II.-Before Larre
more T. J.-Cas@ no day calendar H., ,,,,,s q,
CiTI CoURTTRIAL TEnMPAm besrs h1ash 1ans ,so
49, asS 2Ss 1lis as5s aiis sSis isoO 1881 1856
CIR 1 Cousr~rnAL rxnx-PARr IL.-Bsisrs Browne J.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
THE DEIyU OF THE REV. IS1AC S. KALLOCH

THE DEITU OF THE REV. IS1AC s. KALLOCH
Tho death OF Rev Dr. Isaac s. Kalloch, exM Mayor
of 8 N Francisco which ed yesterday. re-
calls the exciting tines Of 1879 in San Francisco whom
he was shot by Charles Do Young Elitor OF The San
Francisto Chronicle Dr. Kalloch the WOrkingmeR's
candidate for Mayor OF San Francisco in 1879. Do
Young had threatened to expsse his unless he
withdrew but Kalloch refused AMI at meeting applied
coarse epthet 10 De Youngs ,ther The next morn
ing De Young shot him twice DC was about to step
into a carriage near the Metropolitan Temple. The
news of the shooting spread rapidly and there was
such msb around stat house that the military
was ordered to nble in the armsrcs Werkinsmen
to the number 10000 gathered at the sand lots cry
ing for vengeance. Denis Kearney came and coun-
selled moderation and Kaloch himself sent message
urging moderation Kallsch recovered and was elected
Mayor and lie Young was liberated from jail In 1850
l. NJ. Kalioch of the Mayor. went Int inc Chron,'
cie Office AMI shot DE ionng dead IL was saii at the
time that Kasch thousot that Dc Yong was re-
spousbls for q pamphlet attacking his fathers private
life Kallach acquitted liz March. 1881 of the kill
ing OF De Young Dr. kaloch's career independent or
of the charges worst eharges-agalnst hin hado
him Objectionable ~ large number OF Baptists on the
Pacific coast. -,
Dr. Kaloch was well known in the Eat. He was born
In Maine and his first pasOrate was Mt ltockahd IN lnt
STATE whore hs remained frsm 1SoJ 10 lS5j In 1890
he removed to Boston. where he preached at Irc
Teupls until $50, when he took charge or the laish
street Church in this city, In 1866 he settled In Kansas
and served In tae Legisatu For sete time
csped the passrate Of the Baptist Church OF ravcn-
worth where he remained till he went 10 san Francisco
After the Of his Mayor i'll 1857 he went To
Washington Territory.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-12
RABBI HIRSCH ON THE HEBREW RADICAL.
STARRING A MOVEMENT HERE FOR SUNDAY INSTEAD


STARRING A MOVEMENT HERE FOR SUNDAY INSTEAD
OF SATURDAY SERVICES.
Z. G. Hirsch the well Rabbi, of Chicago whose
abors in the direction Of Sunday services for Hebrews
place Of the ancient saturday Sabbath have attracted
considerable attention, lcctured yesterday morning in
the Temple BETHEL on 1.-The Radical" The speaker
ssd in substance 1.-THE Radical Jew Is Hsst generally
charged with ssverng historic connection with tho
past That is untrue Whoever understands the DRIFT
Of modern theology and has especially under
stood what Darwiuism teaches on evslu-
ton, knows that the present and future must
be grounded the past. But loyalty to the past
does not imply observance Of all ceremonies or
treasuring all ideas of the past. We must be indc-
pendent of all former Conception; of the world or
OF our Bible The Blbe Is the child. not the parent
of religion. The kernel of religion Is ethics Ethics
itself grows and Judaism IS ethical monothclsm.
Therefore Radicals not only Jews by birth, but
also Jews by conviction.
But theory is only part Of the Radical creed
Practice is another. We believe In the mission OF
Jews for the world We claim that the disputes and
conflicts of the present arise from selishncss
ISM and all we need to do Is to 1t out in prac-
tce and influence the world by founding institutions
for raising up the lowly and humble. Thus we may
show that who often charged with being
mere accumulators of capital, understand the duty
of wealth society The higher duty toward human
ity absoves from intellectual thiadom to insttu-
tions of the past The day will como when the human
race will become and to realize this ideal OF the
Jew is the supreme concern of a Radical"